[pannaroza]

Visit Original Link

[swordoftheberserkgutsrage]

[arthistoryfeed]

A Siberian Shaman. Date: Original drawing from around 1776; published as a colored engraving in 1803. The source is cited as “The Costume of the Russian Empire, London: William Miller, 1803,” but I couldn’t find the colored version of this engraving in that specific work- it might be from a different edition.

[the1920sinpictures]

1930 A Swedish girl and her teddy bear visit a Rune stone. It states "Sibbe and Tjarve had the stone raised in memory of Torkel, their father". From Awesome Attic, FB.

[corrucyst]

dude, this is really scary, and liminal as well. It's like the bathrooms

[bad-moodboard]

Production Design Images from Ginger Snaps (2000)

[bruzum]

[nextlevelsmp3]

[meschkinnes]

Dog of Randall the jeweller, ca. 1875

[thesociologicalcinema]

“Mad women fight back”; “Bet your ass we’re paranoid” - Psychiatric survivors during a protest in 1976

[catherinegraffam]

I recreated Artemisia Gentileschi's "Jael and Sisera" from 1620 using Kid Pix Studio Deluxe on an iBook G3 with a mouse. Also I may have inserted myself to adapt the narrative. I'm calling my version "No Baroque Boys". Here's the process video.

[hazedolly]

A rather dark / gothic little doll poem, from Doll Reader newspaper (Volume VI, Issue 5, August 1978): “Forgotten Treasure” by Louise C. Neal. Photo by me (Haze Dolly / Aquamarine Dream Vintage); the newspaper is from my personal ‘doll library.’

[thornrings]

[pjackk]

Im sick of all the hater lesbos constantly trying to ram me off the road and kill me

[theactioneer]

After the War (Dinamic Software, 1989)

[classichorrorblog]

Dawn Of The Dead (1978)

[ohyesjohncale]

Black-eyed John Cale. Part 3 1985

“Cultural heritage”, lost in translation, classical music and R’n’R say: Screw you, youth cult!

I found it, I found it, don’t ask me how. Concert and interview.